Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 jgiL F^nployMt] Christmaa 1971 Is horn. This soas is ons or the most Joyous and fastis* o It affords us an opportunity to rafloot pllshment of the past so ws can build a end mora secure future. as tnn year draws to a clone, let sincere appreciation Tor your efforta 1 year a successful one for our Company, aware or the Increasing pressures on th <luatry to remain competitive. The lnte of each Individual employee la most Imp In todays complex textile mertcets. I apeak for all members of managam yrai for your excellent spirit of teamwot which prevails within our company. The the framework within which a successful It la my hope that the massage whli of our Savior will bring new meaning an satisfaction to our hearts and mlnda as Impact on our dally Spiritual Lives. All members of management Join toe you and your family a "Merry Christmas" prosperous Hew Year. Slnoerely, D. H. Roberti Vice Prep 1dei The Value of Teamwork We talk about Teamwork. We mear it. It's not a slogan. Its something real Here's what it is. It's an Asst. Overseer finding the answers to employees' questions. It's the experienced employee sharing that experience with the new mar in the department. It's the new employee realizing that the people around him are handicapped if he isn't there. It's being on the job, on time. It's caring about the job you do and the people you work with. It's asking questions when you don't understand. It's letting your Asst. Overseer know when something is going wrong or when you see something unsafe. It's sharing ideas. It's offering opinions when they will help. It's accepting opinions and criticism without letting your feelings "get hurt." It's respecting the other person regardless of his job or race. THE ( Hi And there were in t in the field, keeping w? lo, the angel of the Loi of the Lord shone roun afraid. And the angel said bring you good tidings people. For unto you David, a Saviour, which be a sign unto you; Y swaddling-clothes, lyinf And suddenly there the heavenly host prais in the highest, and o on of the jeer r the h' 1 Ida ye . men . . . on the accoan oxen greater NOW When JeSUS WJ the days of Herod the ' rm express my n making thie from the east to Jerus All of you ore e textile in- born King of the Jewsl rusts and efforts ortant to eempote east, and are come tr? .at wh.n I thank And he Senl them r?rio,2rr,"Iii^. search diligently for th oompany op.rat?a. found him, bring me \ Sh^k?d^inRrth worship him also. .. r.cupolia It, Wh(?n they had heai th?r in .l^iina the star, which they s; o-t , happy and ^ came and stood o And when they we; tfi the child with Mary worshipped him: and wl they presented unto hir myrrh. i Shop Kmployws Complot| This group of shop personnel recently coi trial electricity. The course was taught by of Piedmont Technical Educational Center. [ Completing the course were 1 to r seated Whitman. J. A. Black. Lewis Burnside, and Rnrlr l to r n n ns? Creswell, Jimmy Braswell, J. Brevard Palter Carl Heaton. Jr., Robert Cobb, Maxie Wa Campbell, and Preston Culbertson. CLOTHMAKER HIST MAS STORY he same country shepherds abiding itch over their flock by night. And rd came upon them, and the glory id about them; and they were sore unto them, Fear not: for behold, I of great joy, which shall be to all is born this day, in the city of i is Christ the Lord. And this shall e shall find the babe wrapped in ; in a manger. was with the angel a multitude of ing God. and saying. Glory to God n earth peace, good will toward as born in Bethlehem of Judea in king, behold, there came wise men alem, saying, Where is he that is i ' For we have seen his star in the worship him . . . to Bethlehom ?r?H caiH i~in ond c young child; and when ye have void again, that I may come and d the king, they departed, and lo, iw in the east, went before them, ver where the young child was . . . re come into the house, they saw his mother, and fell down, and len they had opened their treasures, n gifts; gold, and franl:;ncense, and ?From Luke 2 and Matthew 2 e Klectrical (bourse mpleled a 53-hour course in indusJim Warmack, under Ihe auspices . Buddy Tapp. Marion Hiers. r> C. Raymond Gault. i. Director of Engineering; Tommy son. Jim Warmack, the instructor; llenzine, Gerald Satterfield, Silas j